Hey folks, I've applied to Cornell and I was wondering if they require a mid-year report from high school students? I couldn't find any information on their website.
Hi there! Yes, Cornell University does require a mid-year report from high school students who have applied for admission. The mid-year report typically includes your first semester or trimester grades from your senior year. It's important to have your high school counselor submit this report, as it provides the admissions committee with the most recent view of your academic performance.
If you're feeling confused about anything else, it's a good idea to reach out directly to the admissions office at Cornell to confirm their requirements and ensure that you're not missing anything important. Submitting your mid-year report in a timely manner is definitely essential, though, as this information can have a big impact on the review of your application. Good luck with your application!
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